Finding Aid for Photograph Albums, 1893-1918
Abstract
Photograph albums created by past Stout students and the Stout Manual Training School.
Permanent Link
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/82356Description
Icon Series 19: Photograph album for Richard F. Nesseth (1893-1917), 1912-1914. Comprised of photographs taken while he was a student at Stout Institute, ca. 1912-1914. Photographs in the album consist of informal student life scenes, views of Menomonie and surrounding area (including some photos of Menomonie downtown buildings), Stout athletics, dorm scenes, and miscellaneous images. The bulk of the photographs comprise
views of informal student activities both during the winter and summer. Nesseth died in Brookings, South Dakota on October 14, 1917.
Icon Series 20: Photograph album for Jessie May Erlin Kaiser, 1909-1911. Comprised of photographs taken while she was a student at Stout Institute, from 1909-1911. Photographs in the album consist of many informal student life scenes (women students), views of Menomonie and surrounding areas (including some photos of Menomonie downtown buildings), dormitory scenes, and miscellaneous images. The bulk of the photographs comprise views of informal activities of Kaiser's friends.
Icon Series 21: Photograph album for Tom Sievers, 1914-1915. Comprised of photographs taken while he was a student at Stout Institute, ca. 1913-1915. Photographs in the album consist of informal student life scenes, views of Menomonie and surrounding area (including some photos of Menomonie downtown buildings), and miscellaneous images.
Icon Series 22: Photograph album of Claire E. Haight, 1914-1918. Photograph album of a Stout Institute student, ca. 1914-1918. Photographs in the album consist of informal student life scenes, views of Menomonie and surrounding area, images of soldiers and military life of World War I, and miscellaneous images.
Icon Series 23: Photograph album consisting of photographs taken by Helsom, a professional photographer in Menomonie, Wisconsin, consisting of photographs of the 1893 Stout Manual Training Building, classrooms and labs within that building, examples of student project work, Central School and the original manual training building, and James H. Stout.